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Here's the full checklist: Dust, vacuum, mop. Clean ceiling fans. Clean windows and window frames. Clean garbage bins. Clean blinds & wash curtains. Replace air filters. Clean baseboards & door frames. Check fire alarms & Carbon Monoxide detector.
Tackle your household chores and save time with these 22 easy-to-implement tips: Include the Family. Everyone makes the mess, so everyone should help clean it. ... Assign Tasks. ... Set a Clock for 15 Minutes. ... Break House Chores into Chunks. ... Develop Time Awareness. ... Have a Space for Supplies. ... Make a Cleaning Caddy. ... Prioritize.
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How to Create a Cleaning Schedule That Works For You Step 1: Create a Master Task List. Before you can decide when to clean you must first know what to clean, and how often. ... Step 2: Pick the Best Plan for YOU (Choose ONE) ... Step 3: Fill in Your Schedule.
Daily Chores Washing dishes and kitchenware. Cleaning and disinfecting the kitchen area. Feeding pets and cleaning litter boxes. Doing laundry washing.
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Your monthly cleaning checklist Tops of cabinets. This is the perfect place to start\u2014because it's the perfect spot for dust to accumulate. ... Top of refrigerator. ... Inside the refrigerator. ... Front door and entryways. ... Ceiling fan blades and attached lights. ... Light fixtures. ... Baseboards. ... Molding and door frame.
Cleaning Tasks You Should Do Every Day A Quick Vacuum or Sweep. Wipe Down Dirty Surfaces. Put Everything Where it Belongs. Do The Dishes. Disinfect the Kitchen Sink. Clean the Sink and Surrounding Area. Tackle the Microwave Mess. Sweep and Mop the Floors.
How to Organize Household Chores Effectively, According to the... Pro Tips for Organizing Your Chores. ... Use Time Management. ... Create a Cleaning List. ... Separate Chores by Room. ... Clean One Room Before Moving On. ... Work From the Top Down. ... Make the Most Out of Your Cleaners. ... Work Together Toward a Clean House.
10 Things You Should Always Clean Every Day (Without Question) Sponges. We love a good sponge to wipe, absorb, and eliminate spills on all hard surfaces. ... Dishes. ... Kitchen Counters. ... Dining Room Table. ... Bathroom Counters. ... Computer Keyboard. ... Keys. ... Remote controls.
A Room (or Two) a Day: Decide how many days you'll clean. Then, assign specific areas to specific days. For example, Monday: clean the kitchen, entry, and laundry room; Tuesday: living room and dining room; Wednesday: bathrooms; and Thursday: hallway and bedrooms.

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